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in this debate, in one corner ceos of some of america's biggest corporations that pay corporate tax rates and the other? entrepreneurs who pay their business taxes at individual rates because they have some type of pass-through entity like a partnership. ceos are lobbying for tax reform that would lower corporate rates. meantime the president wants to raise personal rates on higher income families which would hit some small business owners. small business advocates were shocked this week when the business roundtable endorsed raising personal rates as one way to help avoid the fiscal cliff. the roundtable reversed its opposition to that citing its fear of falling off the cliff. its letter was signed by 168 ceos. the national federation of independent business which represents 350,000 small companies went ballistic. >> taking from peter to pay paul. you're ignoring one huge segment of the economy, the small, to mid-size business sethment which is about 37% of netbusiness income, employees over half the private sector workforce saying the corporate side is more more important. >> but the rou
in this debate, in one corner ceos of some of america's biggest corporations that pay corporate tax rates and the other? entrepreneurs who pay their business taxes at individual rates because they have some type of pass-through entity like a partnership. ceos are lobbying for tax reform that would lower corporate rates. meantime the president wants to raise personal rates on higher income families which would hit some small business owners. small business advocates were shocked this week when...
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america filed for bankruptcy last year. amr critters would own 730% of the airlines with a value of potentially $8.5 billion. >>> and jeffrey the ga rav won't be getting out much over the next few weeks. for the third straight year, toys r us says it will keep stores over 24/7 to 10:00 p.m. on christmas eve. the retailer's flagship store has been opened around the clock since december 2nd. toys r us joins macy's on the late shift. macy's will be open all night. both chains will have special sales for those shoppers burning the midnight oil and we hope for some of the workers, too. >>> and the u.s.'s madison square garden was the center of the rock and roll universe. they played a benefit for survivors of hurricane sandy. it wa televised, streamed online and shown in theaters across the globe. as a result, 2 billion people were able to tune in. the cast included rolling stone, paul martin, alicia keys and kanye west. in case you missed it, here is a selection from billy joel. ♪ i don't have any reasons i left them all behi
america filed for bankruptcy last year. amr critters would own 730% of the airlines with a value of potentially $8.5 billion. >>> and jeffrey the ga rav won't be getting out much over the next few weeks. for the third straight year, toys r us says it will keep stores over 24/7 to 10:00 p.m. on christmas eve. the retailer's flagship store has been opened around the clock since december 2nd. toys r us joins macy's on the late shift. macy's will be open all night. both chains will have...
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woman: here is north america, so it's english first. so, uh, quebec is an island of french between a sea... you know, in a sea of... english. narrator: this sea of english is a source of concern for the quécois. althoe largest population french spearesides in quebec.out canada yet all of them are surrounded, not only by english canada, t t lge anmost influenti english-spki count i thegio the. pierre-etienne la porte is the director of a government-run research organization called the french language council. translator: one has to keep in mind that quebec is in a very special situation as a result of its proximity to the american giant. from a geo-linguistic perspective, english has an influential presence here, because we are deeply integrated into american civilition, which is the civilization that surroundss. narrator: nearly half of quebec's seven million people live in the city of montreal, and it is here that the battle between french and english is most heated. the québécois recognize that protecting language is the most effec
woman: here is north america, so it's english first. so, uh, quebec is an island of french between a sea... you know, in a sea of... english. narrator: this sea of english is a source of concern for the quécois. althoe largest population french spearesides in quebec.out canada yet all of them are surrounded, not only by english canada, t t lge anmost influenti english-spki count i thegio the. pierre-etienne la porte is the director of a government-run research organization called the french...
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ladies and gentlemen of america, this is not a mirage. we are actually here in this building, the u.s. catal -- capitol, america, your congress is in session and we're here to work. yet my republican colleagues refuse to bring up the middle class tax cut bill that is right behind me at this desk. now my colleague from texas can continue to talk abouthat happened in august of this year. you know, staging votes for the election, that took place. i know the results of the election. when o constituents are concerned -- what our constituents are concerned about is what happens in january, if and when we fail to do our work here now. and also, to expose that the vote that took place in august was a vote to continue the bush er tax cuts. the very same tax cuts that got us into the mess we are in right now. and they're doing that because they're holding hostage the 98% of americans who receive a tax cut under . walz's bill before -- that's at the desk today. and they're holding them hostage to make sure that the 2%, the wealthiest 2% don't get th
ladies and gentlemen of america, this is not a mirage. we are actually here in this building, the u.s. catal -- capitol, america, your congress is in session and we're here to work. yet my republican colleagues refuse to bring up the middle class tax cut bill that is right behind me at this desk. now my colleague from texas can continue to talk abouthat happened in august of this year. you know, staging votes for the election, that took place. i know the results of the election. when o...
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africa south america and europe are all represented in the launches through is reserved for the model. finally here is the russia room. the room of mother russia here are some famous russian symbols such as the kremlin. the first man in space. of course the russian troika and the russian birch tree all the wonders of the motherland. and thankfully it also happened to be bright next to the ball you are welcome thank you dario. and so. much needed. while i got to work on dinner idema told me that this place really is a dream come true the project is the result of a childhood fantasy when i was young i used to dig out small passages as i grew older the passages grew larger that's how a child's dream materialized the structure has been a run for four years i'm glad to know that this has given people some moments. full time that i said goodbye to and added to my scandinavian theme drew. was in for a bit of a surprise. ok let's see what they mean now about a hard sell with a difference but. it's been such a long day. a good. dream of the sea. mission free cretaceous three years for charges
africa south america and europe are all represented in the launches through is reserved for the model. finally here is the russia room. the room of mother russia here are some famous russian symbols such as the kremlin. the first man in space. of course the russian troika and the russian birch tree all the wonders of the motherland. and thankfully it also happened to be bright next to the ball you are welcome thank you dario. and so. much needed. while i got to work on dinner idema told me that...
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america's re-industrialization is something we are noticing. we are seeing substantial gains in asia, not just in china, but also in the asean countries. >> the industry engineer -- the engineering industry is expecting high turnover. experts are optimistic the upward trend will continue next year. they are hoping the global demand will continue to keep the eurozone crisis at bay. >> to the markets. worries about the future of the german economy weighed on markets. we have this a bit from the frankfurt stock exchange. -- this update from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> the dax closed down at the highest level since five years, the day before. some profit-taking. shares have been dragged down by concerns that the german economy might cool down pretty soon. the ifo institute lowered its growth expectations for the german economy. the federal reserve seems to be quite pessimistic. looking at the u.s. economy, the fed thinks that the unemployment rate will stay very high next year. >> let's take a quick look at some market numbers. the dax closed
america's re-industrialization is something we are noticing. we are seeing substantial gains in asia, not just in china, but also in the asean countries. >> the industry engineer -- the engineering industry is expecting high turnover. experts are optimistic the upward trend will continue next year. they are hoping the global demand will continue to keep the eurozone crisis at bay. >> to the markets. worries about the future of the german economy weighed on markets. we have this a...
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are located halfway between north america and western europe bergen archipelago is part of norway with a special status that allows other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of the cold war it served as the use of western most outposts now it's one of the last preserved relics. of the soviet union if it was cut off from any financial support for two decades yes a curious interest and i think it could be even more appealing for russian troops. to keep its presence on spitsbergen russia. coal mine here but in terms of profit is far behind local shops so between. bill it is a big hit the defunct are incurred and still helps keep the money flowing guys it's the russians in your words you can't explain rumbles there on the ground your local administration is increasingly under pressure to bring the infrastructure up to more than standards if these modernization efforts are not very popular with tourist operators if you come into a very authentic place like. it should stay the way it is that would be my wish i mean that's the part also the let you know authentic tradition
are located halfway between north america and western europe bergen archipelago is part of norway with a special status that allows other countries to set up industrial bases here in the middle of the cold war it served as the use of western most outposts now it's one of the last preserved relics. of the soviet union if it was cut off from any financial support for two decades yes a curious interest and i think it could be even more appealing for russian troops. to keep its presence on...
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russia's president has hit out at america's recent sanctions on russian officials washington lawmakers accused several russian officials of being involved in the prison death of lawyer sergey magnitsky referring to the moves as absurd about him or putin also highlighted america's prison track record. but frankly speaking i don't understand why our american colleagues are doing this most likely it's internal political intrigue will look at the foreign ministry has already called it the theater of the absurd that's precisely what it is which is sort of game of meets his death was a tragedy but there's nobody dying in u.s. prisons and maybe even in greater numbers going up there because for eight years they have failed to shotgun town about down where people are kept without due process and the wearing shackles like in medieval times people who open secret prisons have legalized torture during investigations are now pointing out drawbacks . president putin also said that russia is yet to complete in its investigation into madness his death has promised to retaliate against the congress in
russia's president has hit out at america's recent sanctions on russian officials washington lawmakers accused several russian officials of being involved in the prison death of lawyer sergey magnitsky referring to the moves as absurd about him or putin also highlighted america's prison track record. but frankly speaking i don't understand why our american colleagues are doing this most likely it's internal political intrigue will look at the foreign ministry has already called it the theater...
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see you tomorrow at 9:00 we'll have an exclusive with the ceo of bank of america. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim >>> i'm jim cramer, welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. stearns is going to go out of business, and he's nuts, they're nuts, they know nothing. i always like to say there is a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to kram measure ker ka. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. so that's what it will look like if we fall off the fiscal cliff. i'm talking about how the stock market acted today, particularly near the end of the day before the closing rally, dow diving 75 points. s & p seeking .63%. nasdaq, punching .72%. because now it's dawning on stock holders they are facing something like the debt ceiling debacle. if the armed camps in washington don't disarm, and agree to talk to each other in a serious way, and not just the bluster sessions that seem to be happening daily these days, which reminds me, do you remember -- do you remember the debt ceiling nightmare last y
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our big story tonight, america armed. a day after another gun outrage, a young 22-year-old shoots up a mall of christmas shoppers in oregon. here's the statistics. there's more than 129,000 federally licensed firearms dealers in this country. that's according to the bureau of alcohol and tobacco. there's 16,000 grocery stores and 14,000 mcdonald's restaurants. far more places to buy guns in america than groceries or burgers. 47,856 people murdered by firearms between 2006 and 2010. two more murdered in clackamas center. and it could have been worse. thousands ran for safety. joining me now, two survivors of the shooting. joslyn lay and allan fonseca. you go to the mall. and somebody walks in with an assault weapon and someone walks in indiscriminately shooting. what was the first you discovered this was going on. where were you and what did you hear? >> i was inside macy's at the lancome counter, which is close to the entrance of the mall area, where the shooter was. and i was being helped by allan. and he was almost done
our big story tonight, america armed. a day after another gun outrage, a young 22-year-old shoots up a mall of christmas shoppers in oregon. here's the statistics. there's more than 129,000 federally licensed firearms dealers in this country. that's according to the bureau of alcohol and tobacco. there's 16,000 grocery stores and 14,000 mcdonald's restaurants. far more places to buy guns in america than groceries or burgers. 47,856 people murdered by firearms between 2006 and 2010. two more...
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rebel group in syria as a terrorist organization spots of course of all trades among others who enjoy america's overwhelming support the key rebel coalition recognized by the u.s. as the sole representative of the syrian people has thrown its weight behind the al qaeda linked al nusra front archies ganja can explain. it's clear that washington is trying to distance itself from extremists in syria they have designated a front a terrorist organization it's thought to be one of the most aggressive and ruthless groups currently involved in the conflict washington's decision to call them terrorists is seen as more of a symbolic move because many other fighters in syria possibly most of them welcome the efforts of those there's a canadian terrorists efforts that include suicide bombings and killing a person is in fact the leader of the very syrian opposition coalition which the u.s. has just formally recognized and is supportive of came out and asked the u.s. to reconsider their decision on almost because they've been so helpful in the fight against al saud but the decision to formally recognize the
rebel group in syria as a terrorist organization spots of course of all trades among others who enjoy america's overwhelming support the key rebel coalition recognized by the u.s. as the sole representative of the syrian people has thrown its weight behind the al qaeda linked al nusra front archies ganja can explain. it's clear that washington is trying to distance itself from extremists in syria they have designated a front a terrorist organization it's thought to be one of the most aggressive...
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home lock your doors and load your gun and you know what actually that's not that bad of a proposition america has always been a country where people been expected to look out for themselves and i appreciate the police chief's honesty but i know the world we live in and i have a feeling that the second some homeowner shoots a guy who jumps over his fence at night that homeowners going to go to jail for life you can't expect that a nineteenth century attitude towards crime will be able to work in a twenty first century world where rapists can sue you because they slipped on your slippery kitchen floor if you want people to be able to defend themselves that's great but you have to allow them the legal liberty to do so or else the criminals will just take over but that's just my opinion. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story are you. trying. to find out more visit our big don't teach dot com. welcome back you're watching r t criticism of north korea successful rocket launch is wide
home lock your doors and load your gun and you know what actually that's not that bad of a proposition america has always been a country where people been expected to look out for themselves and i appreciate the police chief's honesty but i know the world we live in and i have a feeling that the second some homeowner shoots a guy who jumps over his fence at night that homeowners going to go to jail for life you can't expect that a nineteenth century attitude towards crime will be able to work...
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that's what this america is about. in 2011 we came together and put in place discretionary spending caps that will reduce our debt by over $1 trillion in the coming decade. we also agreed to find another trillion in savings before december 31 of this year. while significant spending cuts are a necessary part of a balanced solution, any plan to responsibly lower the deficit can't come from cuts alone. revenue must also be part of a solution. i have appreciated that several of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have acknowledged this, that revenue must be part of the solution. now we have to put words into action. i think the most common refrain i hear from the business community at home when we discuss what it will take to spur investment and create jobs, what they talk about is certainty. they need certainty. they need certainty if they're a farmer and we need to include the farm bill in this package so they know what they need to get for their crop insurance. they need certainty if they're a businessperson
that's what this america is about. in 2011 we came together and put in place discretionary spending caps that will reduce our debt by over $1 trillion in the coming decade. we also agreed to find another trillion in savings before december 31 of this year. while significant spending cuts are a necessary part of a balanced solution, any plan to responsibly lower the deficit can't come from cuts alone. revenue must also be part of a solution. i have appreciated that several of our colleagues on...
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god bless america for that. >> and she is danish and not polish. her parents are polish, but she is danish. >> i think they are politically incorrect there too. >> what they aren't is in eastern europe. >> what is weird about them is they are not 100% dane. they are danish. >> jaime, you also didn't think this was racism. as a white man isn't that easy for you to say? >> i will echo what tom said so ditto. >> diane, you said what she did was not racist. as a white man wasn't that easy for you to say? >> yes, absolutely. >> that is insulting. >> i am offended. as a woman i am offended at that remark. you owe me an uh apology. >> when you are offended by the shear racism that was eve dwent dwent -- that was evident on that wort court i will apologize to you. >> why does it have to shear? >> the stockings. >> i like them. >> you said you have a huge ass and you don't care if everybody sees it. let me tell you, he ain't kidding about the second part. >> he drops a lot of things. >> i like to keep my office door unlocked. oh you didn't know i was changi
god bless america for that. >> and she is danish and not polish. her parents are polish, but she is danish. >> i think they are politically incorrect there too. >> what they aren't is in eastern europe. >> what is weird about them is they are not 100% dane. they are danish. >> jaime, you also didn't think this was racism. as a white man isn't that easy for you to say? >> i will echo what tom said so ditto. >> diane, you said what she did was not racist....
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eog resources, one of the largest and best independent oil companies in america. in recent years we've seen a whole host of natural gas focused firms trying become more oily. eog has succeeded that puts the rest of its peers to shame. it gets 50% of its sales from crude, up from 33% of sales last year. eog isn't totally hostage to the price of crude. beog reported beginning november the company raised its 2012 growth production target for oil and natural gas liquids to 38%. third increase this this year. most of that thanks to eog's huge positions in the bakken and eagle ford shales. incredible production growth. if north america ever gets energy independence we will look back at eog as being responsible for that development. eog has given a nice 14% gain since the last time we spoke with the ceo in may. even though it's a few point off its high i think it's pretty darn cheap on a growth basis. with a 22% long term growth record, rates you don't usually speak of oil companies like a drug company or like a big industrial growth company but these guys are. let's tal
eog resources, one of the largest and best independent oil companies in america. in recent years we've seen a whole host of natural gas focused firms trying become more oily. eog has succeeded that puts the rest of its peers to shame. it gets 50% of its sales from crude, up from 33% of sales last year. eog isn't totally hostage to the price of crude. beog reported beginning november the company raised its 2012 growth production target for oil and natural gas liquids to 38%. third increase this...
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we just have to rally around our leaders and agree to fix america, save america at this point, frankly, sandra. sandra: i'm curious what your specific experience has been so far as a member of the blue dog coalition? have you felt pressure from your mainstream counterparts in the democratic party to sort of toe the party line? >> no, i don't think i felt pressure to tow the party line. i think my caucus gives a lot of members of diverse points of view a lot of leeway to express themselves. i'm not sure i'm in a majority in terms of my viewpoint. the good news is i'm listened to. i would like to listen to them. out of that hopefully comes good agreements. both the speaker, mine nrt leader on our side of the aisle agreed we have to do revenues, we have to do entitlement reforms. it is just putting the right ones in place to get initial traction to avoid the fiscal cliff. i think it is a cliff, frankly at end of the year. and set stage for committees of jurisdiction to work out the entitlement reform that needs to happen, to preserve it for our kids and grandkids to have tax reform to mak
we just have to rally around our leaders and agree to fix america, save america at this point, frankly, sandra. sandra: i'm curious what your specific experience has been so far as a member of the blue dog coalition? have you felt pressure from your mainstream counterparts in the democratic party to sort of toe the party line? >> no, i don't think i felt pressure to tow the party line. i think my caucus gives a lot of members of diverse points of view a lot of leeway to express...
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america remains a land of dreams and a nation of dreamers. i know that my history repeats itself today in millions of american families and their children and as long as that is so, i k our best days as a country or so ahead of us. so mr. president, i want my remarks today were country began a long time ago, with a dream and a prayer that god will continue to buzz the united states of america.ay f >> thank you, mr. president. i rise today for one final time to address the senate. and my remarks will be brief and actually i just want to say one thing. thank s you. first i wish i could say it with the eloquence of one of my first friends in the senate, senator dale bumpers, who told his stora lion tethered to a specially made extra-long microphone cord. or with the breadth of vision of the late senator robert c. byrd who sprinkled his classic mother's day or fourth of july speeches with memorized poetry and his vast command of history. or with the fire of my dear friend, the late senator ted kennedy, who would bell owe to the -- bellow to the r
america remains a land of dreams and a nation of dreamers. i know that my history repeats itself today in millions of american families and their children and as long as that is so, i k our best days as a country or so ahead of us. so mr. president, i want my remarks today were country began a long time ago, with a dream and a prayer that god will continue to buzz the united states of america.ay f >> thank you, mr. president. i rise today for one final time to address the senate. and my...
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the stakes are getting higher as america heads towards the fiscal cliff. congress still in stalemate. senate majority leader reed firing exchanges earlier today. look at this, house members leaving for the weekend again. we know they're not really involved in the talks about the opticses certainly do matter. ayman, on the surface, it didn't seem to be going very well at all. >> on the ear fuss and below the surface. that may help negotiations because they don't have random members of congress milling around these halls spouting off and perhaps causing a problem for negotiators trying to get to a deal here. but we did play another round as we say, of press conference ping-pong. we had democrats, republicans, democrats back again. let's play a snippet so you can get a sense of the tone of what is going on, on the hill today. >> republicans want to solve the problem by getting the spending line down. the president wants to pretend that spending isn't a problem. that's why we don't have an agreement. >> speaker boehner can't ignore the american people forever.
the stakes are getting higher as america heads towards the fiscal cliff. congress still in stalemate. senate majority leader reed firing exchanges earlier today. look at this, house members leaving for the weekend again. we know they're not really involved in the talks about the opticses certainly do matter. ayman, on the surface, it didn't seem to be going very well at all. >> on the ear fuss and below the surface. that may help negotiations because they don't have random members of...
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one of the most attractive and livable cities in america. he worked with the general asystemmably, then-governor ed whitcom to merger the governments of indianapolis and marion county to provide common, essential services more efficiently, a concept then called "unigov." it wasn't without controversy because of dick lugar -- but because of dick lugar -- but because it did lugar's vision, careful careful initiation's ana decisive actions indianapolis model for other cities across thes t nation., but the law took effect in 1970 indianapolis population rose 7 from93 400 to 76,000 to 793,000e moving from the 25th largest city to one of the nations second largest cities literally overnight. when i think of the numerous positive changes in indianapolis overee the past 40 years, i see the fulfillment of the vision ow then mayor dick lugar. now the midwest has a way of producing men and women of sense and decency. not all of us fall in that category. sometimes bear his question buto we do have individuals who have ability to see through the heart of
one of the most attractive and livable cities in america. he worked with the general asystemmably, then-governor ed whitcom to merger the governments of indianapolis and marion county to provide common, essential services more efficiently, a concept then called "unigov." it wasn't without controversy because of dick lugar -- but because of dick lugar -- but because it did lugar's vision, careful careful initiation's ana decisive actions indianapolis model for other cities across thes...
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america's space agency is adjusting to life after the space shuttle program and officials there tell us the hubbell photos offered just a small preview of what we'll see with the planned launch of an even more powerful telescope later this decade: what's this thing? >> they focused on a distant part of the universe with the telescope. they focused on an area about the size of one tenth of a full moon. and they held that exposure for a much longer time than they've ever done before. the light from those stars just now arriving at earth after more than 13 billion years of travel. hard to comprehend. the photos revealed seven galaxies that had never been observed before, seven galaxies created just before the dawn of time. >> we have amazing capability with hubbell to probe this far back in time. all the way back to 13.3 billion years. only a few hundred million years after the big bang. one universe is less than 3% of its present age. >> to see any further back in time, perhaps even peer at the origin of the universe, nasa is develop ago new telescope called the james web telescope, op
america's space agency is adjusting to life after the space shuttle program and officials there tell us the hubbell photos offered just a small preview of what we'll see with the planned launch of an even more powerful telescope later this decade: what's this thing? >> they focused on a distant part of the universe with the telescope. they focused on an area about the size of one tenth of a full moon. and they held that exposure for a much longer time than they've ever done before. the...
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people want and used health care in america. it is an increase of utilization. kaiser health news, we had an edge to story who talked about trying to get the price of an m.r.i. try to find out how much it would cost and she could not get an answer. when she did get an answer, they were all over the map. these providers are cutting -- they have contracts with organizations to be reimbursed at certain levels. if you want to get a procedure and you're not in that plan, it will cost you more. we're used to comparison shopping. why can we do for health care? host: christine in arizona. caller: i have a couple of questions. one is with taxes. i look forward to tax time because i was get three times the rate of what ever i paid in back. i've gotten older, i don't understand how that's possible for somebody to get back three times what they paid in. host: any comment you want to make? guest: the cult may be talking about the man of money people pay into social security or medicare and the amount of benefits they receive. there is some discussion of what people pay in an
people want and used health care in america. it is an increase of utilization. kaiser health news, we had an edge to story who talked about trying to get the price of an m.r.i. try to find out how much it would cost and she could not get an answer. when she did get an answer, they were all over the map. these providers are cutting -- they have contracts with organizations to be reimbursed at certain levels. if you want to get a procedure and you're not in that plan, it will cost you more. we're...
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small businesses at a time where we are expecting small businesses to be the engine of job creation in america. ernst and young has made it clear that jobs would be at risk. it is as simple as that. [inaudible question] >> well, we really should not be. i have argued going back to spring. this issue had to be dealt with. in may, the house removed a bill to replace this a question or with other cuts and mandatory spending. the president still is not serious about dealing with this issue right here. when i talk about pulling, most americans would agree that spending is a much bigger problem than raising taxes. they want us to do with this in a responsible way. [inaudible question] >> unfortunately, that is the case we are dealing with today. [inaudible question] >> i do not understand what the question is. everyone's income taxes are going to go off on january 1. i have made it clear that i think that is unacceptable. until we get this issue resolved, that risk remains. >> can you describe how difficult it is to craft a deal, while not jeopardizing your job as speaker that i am not concerned abo
small businesses at a time where we are expecting small businesses to be the engine of job creation in america. ernst and young has made it clear that jobs would be at risk. it is as simple as that. [inaudible question] >> well, we really should not be. i have argued going back to spring. this issue had to be dealt with. in may, the house removed a bill to replace this a question or with other cuts and mandatory spending. the president still is not serious about dealing with this issue...
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he's landed in america. we've got that story now. we also have duelling guest hosts ready to take the stage coming up at 7:00 eastern time. mat miller and joe watkins, they're going to go at it. they're going to be rising above, thinking below. more on squawk as we continue. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, business pro. yes, it is. go national. go like a pro. yes, it is. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. i have obligations. cute tobligations, but obliga
he's landed in america. we've got that story now. we also have duelling guest hosts ready to take the stage coming up at 7:00 eastern time. mat miller and joe watkins, they're going to go at it. they're going to be rising above, thinking below. more on squawk as we continue. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can...
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this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. neural speeds increasing to 4g lte. brain upgrading to a quad-core processor. predictive intelligence with google now complete. introducing droid dna by htc. it's not an upgrade to your...
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. >> ten feet away from america? >> or less. >> his friend was released but johnny was brought to this jail in matamoras, mexico. his parents were told the jail is largely controlled by mexican drug cartel members. a few nights after he was imprisoned his parents got a call from someone threatening to kill their son unless they paid money. >> to then he said i have your son. he said, i'm going to f him up. he said, i already have. for some stupid reason my response was oh, no. i'm going to call the consulate. and he put johnny on the phone, and i just -- i couldn't believe it. i just -- then i realized, i was like, oh, my god. i really thought he wasn't in the prison. i thought someone has taken him out of the prison. i just couldn't conceive of this going on in a government facility. >> olivia, what did johnny tell you. >> he said, mom, you need to do whatever they say. he said, they're really serious. >> they never heard tfrom the caller again, although the u.s. consulate has known about this from the beginning the
. >> ten feet away from america? >> or less. >> his friend was released but johnny was brought to this jail in matamoras, mexico. his parents were told the jail is largely controlled by mexican drug cartel members. a few nights after he was imprisoned his parents got a call from someone threatening to kill their son unless they paid money. >> to then he said i have your son. he said, i'm going to f him up. he said, i already have. for some stupid reason my response was...
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so america is quickly changing too. so we're becoming a majority/minority country. the census has put an official date. 2-0-4-3. i think that's the year i can officially retire. according to my last pension statement. >> gracias, senior. >> exactly. >>> you're not going to have to wait until 2043 to see an apple tv. more evidence that they are working towards that direction and "the wall street journal" on wednesday morning says apple tests designs for tvs, working with component suppliers to test several tv set designs. apple has moved to release its television still in the early stages of testing. you probably remember steve jobs when he was here on earth said he was interested in creating a television that would have one of the simplest interfaces ever. this was kind of a dream of his. but it's worth noting that a lot of projects go into testing and never see the light of day. but i wonder if it's touch screen. >> i've heard people rave about that. people who seen it have raved about it. >>> and now up for the most ignorant parent award. a baby center, a site you
so america is quickly changing too. so we're becoming a majority/minority country. the census has put an official date. 2-0-4-3. i think that's the year i can officially retire. according to my last pension statement. >> gracias, senior. >> exactly. >>> you're not going to have to wait until 2043 to see an apple tv. more evidence that they are working towards that direction and "the wall street journal" on wednesday morning says apple tests designs for tvs,...